About Tiger Math
Built by a real person.Checked with visible sources.
Tiger Math is an independent learning app created and maintained by Mohamed Ariff Abd Rahim. This page explains the experience behind the product, how articles are prepared, and where that expertise stops.
How Tiger Math articles are checked
The goal is useful, auditable guidance. Readers should be able to see who is responsible, which evidence supports a claim, and when that evidence was last reviewed.
Start with the exact question
Each guide begins with a practical question a parent can act on, not a keyword quota or target word count.
Use traceable evidence
Learning claims are tied to peer-reviewed papers or primary institutional guidance. Every article names its sources and states what each source supports.
Check product claims in the app
Descriptions of Tiger Math are reviewed against the current product: its practice modes, offline behavior, progress reports and privacy choices.
State the limits clearly
Tiger Math does not present educational content as medical, diagnostic or therapeutic advice. Articles distinguish research findings from product opinion.
What readers can verify
- • A named author on every article.
- • Visible publication and evidence-review dates.
- • Direct links to cited research.
- • A short explanation of what each paper supports.
- • A correction channel when something is wrong or outdated.
Corrections and product questions
If a source no longer supports a claim, a feature description is outdated, or a passage needs clarification, email the address below with the page URL and the specific concern.
mohamedariff.abdrahim+tigermath@gmail.comSee the product being described
Compare the website’s claims with the live store listings, or read the research-backed guides in the Tiger Math blog.